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Euribor reaches its highest monthly level since July 2024
Spain's mortgage benchmark has risen for a third straight month. The September average reached 3.247%, putting more pressure on variable-rate borrowers at their next review.
Maruja Torres urges left unity ahead of Spanish elections
Maruja Torres, acclaimed journalist and author, has delivered a blunt message to Spain’s left-wing parties ahead of the upcoming elections. In a candid interview, she called for unity and urged voters to back the left, while reflecting on her own experiences with age, politics, and the realities of social care.
BBVA puts €250 million behind Spain's franchise sector
By August 2026, BBVA was working with about 1,060 franchise brands in Spain, roughly eight out of ten in the market. The bank has mobilised €250 million for the entrepreneurs and small companies opening those local businesses.
Maruja Torres faces Zapatero jewel scandal and the loss of ideals
Maruja Torres returns with a book that refuses to look back. She threads Beirut, grief, and political letdown into a raw look at happiness and the failures of those once trusted. Her voice cuts through as sharp as ever.
Burnham Reopens the Question of Britain's EU Return
Andy Burnham says Brexit has harmed Britain more than it helped. His government will examine every future option with Brussels, including renewed EU membership.
Sener nears final tests for Rosalind Franklin Mars landing gear
Sener is finishing the final qualification work on Rosalind Franklin's landing gear. The four-leg system must deploy in under one second before the 2028 mission begins its search for signs of life on Mars.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso faces live interview as Madrid housing crisis erupts
Isabel Díaz Ayuso will appear live on Horizonte just as mass protests over Madrid’s housing crisis grip Puerta del Sol. The interview marks a rare move for the program and comes at a critical moment for both Ayuso and the show.
Diego Luna exposes open hostility toward migrants in new film
Diego Luna confronts the rise of unapologetic hostility toward migrants, using his latest film Ceniza en la boca to demand empathy and reflection from those who receive newcomers. His message targets not only policy but the everyday attitudes shaping migrant lives.
Madrid landlord faces legal battle after threats and box of cockroaches
A Madrid property firm says it will file a criminal complaint after receiving death threats and a box of live cockroaches. The campaign erupted following the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen, with Urbagestión blaming a tenants’ union for coordinated harassment.
Sánchez puts housing decrees to a crucial congressional vote
Pedro Sánchez expects Congress to back two housing decrees on Friday. The measures target evictions, speculative purchases and rental insecurity, but the Partido Popular plans to vote against them and the government lacks a guaranteed majority.
Queen Sofía faces Corinna at Zarzuela in royal scandal
A secret affair between Don Juan Carlos I and Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein played out inside Zarzuela Palace. The secret broke open when Queen Sofía walked in on her husband’s lover, exposing tensions that still haunt the royal family.
Almodóvar and Cercas receive France's highest cultural honour
At Casa Velázquez in Madrid, Emmanuel Macron honoured Pedro Almodóvar as an officer of the Legion of Honour and Javier Cercas as an officer of the Order of Arts and Letters. His speech tied their work to Spain's democratic story and Europe's shared culture.
Andalusia takes both 2026 National Dance Awards
Amalia Fernández and Marco Flores have won Spain's 2026 National Dance Awards. Each receives €30,000, with Fernández recognised for creation and Flores for interpretation.
Galaxy SmartTag 3 reaches farther and works with iOS
Samsung has unveiled a smaller Galaxy SmartTag 3 for tracking belongings and pets. It reaches up to 60 metres and can run for 790 days in power saving mode.
Wilkes Basin Puts East Antarctica on the Climate Front Line
Scientists still lack basic ocean and seabed data from the Wilkes Subglacial Basin. The ice beneath East Antarctica could raise global sea levels by up to four metres.
Alejandra Gere reveals the family ritual that grounds Richard Gere
Alejandra Gere has shared a candid portrait of her family’s life with Richard Gere, showing how simple outdoor adventures have become their way to reconnect after returning to the US from Spain. The couple’s approach to autumn is refreshingly down-to-earth.
Sugar Intake During Antibiotics Threatens Cancer Patient Survival
A major study reveals that consuming sugar while on antibiotics can sharply worsen gut microbiome loss in cancer patients, raising their risk of life-threatening complications. The findings challenge current hospital nutrition practices and highlight a critical, modifiable risk factor.
Telefónica dismantles Movistar Plus board in Spanish overhaul
Telefónica is reshaping its Spanish business around three commercial units. Movistar Plus will lose its separate board and report directly through B2C España.
Judge Biedma exposes campaign to force her off high-profile PSOE case
Judge Beatriz Biedma has submitted nearly one hundred pieces of evidence to prove she was targeted by a coordinated campaign involving PSOE-linked figures and Badajoz criminal clans. The operation aimed to remove her from the explosive investigation into the prime minister’s brother.
Henk Lategan takes wild Rally de Marruecos stage after Benavides crash
Kevin Benavides’s violent crash upended the second stage of the Rally de Marruecos, but Henk Lategan grabbed the win. High speeds, close calls, and a shaken leaderboard marked a tense day in the Moroccan desert.
Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra with a 14.6-inch display
Samsung has introduced two premium Android tablets with Dynamic AMOLED 2X screens. The larger model measures 14.6 inches, while Spanish pricing and a local sales date are still unconfirmed.
GAC AION UT launches in Spain with bold challenge to BYD Dolphin
The GAC AION UT arrives in Spain with 204 horsepower and a promise of more space and equipment for less money. Designed in Milan and assembled in Austria, this electric compact targets rivals like the BYD Dolphin with a distinctly European approach.
Tenants demand a full vote on Spain's housing decrees
Tenant unions will protest across Spain before Congress votes on Friday, 2 October. They want lawmakers to approve both housing decrees, covering evictions, rent controls and automatic lease renewals.
Spain and France back a possible UK return to the EU
Pedro Sánchez and Emmanuel Macron have welcomed the idea of Britain returning to the EU. Andy Burnham says his government will examine every long-term option, from the current relationship to full membership.
Portugal enforces heavy fines for missing truck identification
From October 1, Portugal will impose fines up to 1,220 euros on heavy vehicles lacking mandatory identification plates. The crackdown affects Spanish transporters but spares private cars, clarifying confusion over DGT environmental stickers.
Chinese plug in hybrids surge to dominate Spanish car sales
Five out of Spain’s ten top selling plug in hybrids in 2026 are Chinese. BYD and Chery have seized a massive share, outpacing European rivals and forcing a rethink of the market’s future.
Spanish mechanic reveals emergency fix for jammed car windows
A Spanish mechanic has shown drivers how to close a car window by hand when the electric system fails. His step-by-step method helps avoid broken glass and keeps cars safe until repairs are possible.
Madrid sets October 5, 2026 start for flu vaccinations
Madrid will begin flu vaccinations on October 5, 2026. People aged 60 and over and children from six months to seven years will get priority, followed by healthcare workers and other risk groups.
Chinese hybrid cars reshape Spain’s auto market in 2026
Chinese hybrid and plug-in hybrid cars have surged in Spain, outpacing rivals with lower prices, more features, and longer electric range. 2026 marks a turning point as these brands secure a lasting foothold in the Spanish market.
Telefónica España splits into three independent business units
Telefónica España is creating three independent units and moving its registered office to Ronda de la Comunicación in Madrid. The decision follows the sale of the group's historic Gran Vía 28 building.
Sol protesters refuse to leave as housing standoff escalates
Demonstrators camping in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol have declared they will not leave, challenging the government’s latest housing decrees and demanding real change. Organizers warn that dividing reforms will only fuel further unrest.
Ford Almussafes secures labour deal through 2030
Ford Almussafes and UGT have ended months of talks. The agreement sets pay rises above inflation and adds new workplace benefits through 2030.
Gonzalo Suárez returns to television with Remando al viento
Historia de nuestro cine will honour Gonzalo Suárez with Remando al viento. The programme will also show his final television conversation, recorded after he received the Goya de Honor 2026 in Barcelona.
Amazon launches a new Fire TV Stick 4K in Spain
Amazon has launched a new Fire TV Stick 4K in Spain. It costs 35.99 euros during the introductory offer and comes with Direct Power, Alexa+ and a redesigned remote with tactile controls.
Electric cars in Spain face future tax shakeup
Electric vehicles in Spain currently enjoy tax exemptions, but a new UK law signals a shift. With battery-powered cars set to be taxed by distance driven, the debate over fair contributions to public coffers is heating up.
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